No Change as League Week 13 Sees Teams Hold Leads
The 13th week ends with no shift in standings as leaders each posted three points. Moulton's addition boosts B M from eighth to sixth, while Wannalanits slump toward bottom. Hillsides and Indians deliver strong shows, South Ends linger mid table in pins. B M leads pinfall by three. Stavin nets 13 strikes, Fullerton tops spares with 64. Fairmounts set season high in 1457. Night fixtures list Daylights over Highland Club.
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Ers
Escwo
Moulton
Nashua
Wannalan@its
Indians
Stavin
Fullerton
Kelley
Eeema
Fairmounts
Textile Opens Season With Win Over Alumni Nine
Textile Basketball team beat M. A. H. 8 alumni at Textile School by 8-5. Walker opened scoring, Textile led 24-5 at halftime and dominating play in the second half. Capt Church and Walker starred, with Fields and Hiant aiding. Fouls favored Textile. final tally showed notable early-season prospects and strong shooting from long range.
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Textile
Textile School
Walker
Fields
Des
Capt
Church
MacDonald If
Brookhouse
Huntington
Farrat Rg
Teale
Brf
Weer
Sala
Parr
Mureburg
Brook
Jordan
Dowd
Paterson
Baker
M.A
Gay
Kurt
Madison Square Garden lap race finish line recap
The report notes a race at Madison Square Garden featuring Miller and Waller winning a four lap event amid special heats. It lists finishers like Root-Fogler Vanderet MacLean-Moan Hollister and Dowhey with scattered times and mile markers, detailing overall progress across 2753 miles and a 4 lap structure.
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Root
Ter
Madison Square Garden
Follo Root-Fogler
Tredett- Tiedell
Vanderet
MacLean-Moan
Lopper
Hollister
Downingwie
a-Dowhey
Vin McDonald
Miller
Waller
Death by Own Action: John H Lew Found Dead
John H Lew a colored clothes cleaner at 55 East Merrimack Street was found dead by his wife after disappearing from home at 44 Groves Avenue. A noose bound his neck and a rope cause of death appears instantaneous. Lew, a Chelsea native long in the city, recently operated a shop on Central Street near the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lew
Wast Merrimack Street
Grove’s Avenue
William A. Lew
Lew
Chelsea
Central Street
Opera House
Mock Trial Delights Gorham Street Church Class Event
The Gorham Street Methodist young men's class hosted a Saturday evening gathering at Richard W. Potter's home with 35 attendees. A mock trial starring J Eddie Leith as Mollie Maguire ended with a guilty verdict and a 15 cent fine, plus musical interludes and refreshments as the group plans monthly events.
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Gorham Street Methodist Church
Richard W. Potter
Weed Street
J. Eddie Leith
F. Potter
Richard Potter
David Caddell
Mollie Maguire
Harry Maden
Ernest Nelson
Edward Fielding
Richard Campbell
Albert Crabtree
John W. Foster
Fred Matthews
Harry Anderton
Hills rolls second perfect 309 in bowling match
A Cleveland dispatch reports Percy G. Hills again achieved a perfect score, this time 309, on the Calumet alleys with City Clerk Witt as opponent. The two high games occurred in friendly matches, marking Hills's second 300 plus score within six weeks.
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Chicago
Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
Percy G. Hills
Calumet
Witt
Hills
G C Prince Son expands store with art department
G C Prince and Son at 108 Merrimack Street complete alterations making the shop one third larger. The added space hosts an art department with a large line of pictures including Wallace Nutting color prints, carbon photographs, watercolors, and mission oak framed pieces. They also extend framing services for Christmas orders.
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G. C. Prince & Son
Merrimack Street
Mission Oaks
Wallace Nutting
Nutting
America
Local mill seeks sturdy trade with square deal promise
We have been gratified by our annual mill work and aim to serve you well when you need more. We acknowledge mistakes and strive not to repeat them. We solicit your trade and pledge honesty and a square deal in every transaction.
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Barker Co
Lowell
YMCA Juniors Sweep Nashua In Open House Plan
The Lowell YMCA Juniors defeated Nashua peers in basketball bowling and a relay during a Saturday outing led by Associate Secretary W. G. McKay and Physical Director Maxwell. Lowell beat Nashua in basketball and bowling and won the relay. A large turnout of Lowell names joined the social event, and plans for New Year open house by the Y M C A were announced along with ongoing membership efforts and a women’s auxiliary open day.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Nashua
W. G. McKay
Maxwell
Nashua Y. M. Co. A
Lowell
Grant
Rfig
Extrem
If Re
Norton Scott
Lynde Livingston
Rg If
Whitney Caddell
Lg Rt
Smith
Bas
R. H. Worrall
Henry Boot
Herbert Wisbey
Floyd Beharrell
Everett Collins
Alter Weed
Herbert Taylor
Chester Wheeler
Cedric Collins
H. 8. Chase
Fred Spalding
Henry Corey
Ralph Dole
Donald Spalding
Alfred Caddell
Herbert Draper
Richard Campbell
Carl Dunning
James Doole
Irvit Snyder
Carrow Stanley
Winthrop Fie
Richard Favor
Walter Sanborn
W. H. Scott
John Farr
Renford Gumb
Herbert Kor
Charlies Garmon
Sidney Greeley
Iving Gumb
George Garmon
James Grant
Andrew Jenkins
Warren Howe
Charles Hutchine
Hall
Hugh Johnson
Clifford
Tes
Ular
Sk Poe
Textile School Defeats Buntings 3 1 In Scrimmage Match
Textiles beat United States Buntings 3 to 1 on their grounds Saturday afternoon with E Nelson and Wilmot among scorers. Textiles played short-handed with several absences but still controlled play through the match. Mayor Casey urged voters to back him tomorrow in a local election context included at the end.
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Textile School Association
United States Buntings
Church
Textiles
Ritchie
W. Nelson Pee
Alen
Bamforth
E. Nelson
J. Wilmot
Yare
Robertson
Schwarz
W. Nelson
Wilmot
Thompson
Coman
Haligan
Woods Es
Roppe
Rudden
Wood
Buntings
Oakes
Midfeld
Buoth
Ted Nelson
Bedwars
W. Yare
Hallgan
Woods
Reckkiand Basketball Club Accepts Challenge in Lowell
The Reckkiand basketball club of Lowell issues a challenge to any strong team to settle a town championship. They request a reply through Rowan in The Citizen and plan a meeting with Mayor Casey to discuss terms and possible dates.
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N. Matthews
Casey
Lowell
Baiter
Desire
P. A
Rocklands
Rowan
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Highland Club
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Mohair Cricket Club
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Jown H Lew
East Merrimack Street
Mathews
L. Va
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Adams
India
Appleton Bank
Central St
H.R. Barker Company
Bradley & Hubbard
Barker
Victor
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H. R. Barker Mfg
MippLe ST
Lowell, Mass
YMCA
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Thudden Bwart
Hyde
Atkinson
Generves
Alonia
VNI
Lepers Ohrwek Qeerier Minen
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Oaeet
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Lowell Polish CO
Market Street
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Marine Corps
Washington
Dee
Public Today
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Commandant of
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Omann Armet
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